Liaoning Museum's Liao and Jin Dynasties Exhibition "Mountains and Rivers Together" | Murals.

Unknowingly, Liaoning Museum's major exhibition "Mountains and Rivers Together: Liao and Jin Historical and Cultural Relics Exhibition" has been on display for nearly a month. The three national treasure paintings "Auspicious Cranes," "Bamboo, Magpies, and Two Hares," and "Mountain Chess and Waiting for an Appointment" will be removed next Monday. In addition to several paintings, there are many other cultural relics worth noting in this special exhibition. The previous post shared the cultural relics unearthed from the Yemaotai Liao Tomb. This post recommends the murals exhibited in "Mountains and Rivers Together": ⭐ "Tiger," "Hunting," and "Archery" Murals (Figures 2–5) Collected by Aohan Museum, unearthed from the Liao Tomb in Qijia Village, Manihan Township, Aohan Banner, Inner Mongolia. ⭐ "Leading a Horse" and "Traveling by Camel Cart" Murals (Figures 6–9) Collected by Liaoning Museum, unearthed from the Tomb of Princess Pingyuan in Fuxin, Liaoning. In addition, you can also pay attention to: ⭐ Painted Banana Leaf Wood Panel Painting, Painted Pheasant and Ginkgo Wood Panel Painting, Painted Cattle Herding Woodblock Painting (Figures 10–12) Collected by Linxi Museum, unearthed from the Liao Tomb in Hashitu Village, Zhanpu Township, Linxi County, Inner Mongolia. ⭐ Flower, Bird, and Butterfly Woodblock Painting (Figure 13) Collected by Liaoning Museum, unearthed from the Liao Tomb in Jiefangyingzi, Ongniud Banner, Inner Mongolia. ⭐ Painted Peacock Pattern Cypress Coffin Ornament (collected by Ar Horqin Banner Museum, unearthed from Baoshan No. 1 Liao Tomb in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia), Brick Carving of a Woman Opening a Door (collected by Shanxi Museum) (Figure 14).